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I see, you want a functional language with first class concurrency, which also values high single thread performance and low memory footprint? I don't know of
by didibus 9y ago
I see, you want a functional language with first class concurrency, which also values high single thread performance and low memory footprint?
I don't know of many, I'm thinking Julia JoCaml or Red maybe a little.
but their approach currently requires manually annotating functions with "async," creating an incompatible calling convention with existing Rust code.
Can this be avoided? How else?